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sync it with simplenote.Ītlassian Sourcetree - still prefer this over the other git graphical interfaces, this maybe out of habit though. NValt - Oldie but a goodie, can't wait for bitwriter. Also use Marked on occasion for markdown -> pdf conversion. Jumpcut - older clipboard history manager, though after reading comments I may try ClipMenuįormatMatch - basically strip text decorations when pasting text to make it plaintext - occasionally useful.ĭash - despite all the recent issues with kapeli and the mac app store, Dash has paid for itself over and over. Ninjakit - greasemonkey scripts for safari. I've tried the alternatives (dropzone, sorta-using quicksilver's drag-drop, etc) and yoink's the best so far. Yoink - Had serious withdrawal when the deprecated dragondrop stopped working on Sierra. My gif game is very strong, and this is my secret.Īs far as I can tell Apple's Spotlight search is really just for searching for files and programs and opening them.Ī few I haven't seen mentioned yet: General tools:

I can type 'gif' and and it does a Google animated image search for my query.

I can type 'hidden' and select whether I want my hidden files to display or to stay hidden.

and boom, my Sass is compiling, my local server is running, my browser opens up the localhost URL, and my Sublime Text package is open to that directory.

I can type 'local', which displays a list of my local web environments (Corporate site, App 1, App 2), then I can select the local environment I want to run, hit Enter.

And you can also hook in JavaScript, AppleScript, PHP, Bash to turn your computer into the sickest productivity machine in the land. They are Alfred specific scripts that you can very easily create using their GUI. For me, the Alfred workflows are indispensable.